4 th Annual Nonprofit Expo

4th Annual Nonprofit Expo March 5, 2014

Thank you to our wonderful sponsors!

When was a last time that a day at the office was accompanied by the satisfaction of knowing that you did something to change the world? For us at Blackbaud, that’s an average day. We’re developing the solutions that help non-profits focus on what they do best; whether that’s saving the environment, educating children or solving the world’s major health concerns. And while we are working to enable the success of over 29,000+ customer organizations, we are enabling the success of our company and our people. We are committed to developing the careers of our employees, in all professions, through learning and mentoring programs. And we do it all in an environment that values teamwork, diversity and philanthropy. Is it possible to change the world and grow your career at the same time? They are currently looking to fill full-time positions. Blackbaud

Make Passion Your Profession! At the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, we are dedicated to improving philanthropy by educating and empowering students and practitioners to be innovators and leaders who create positive and lasting change in the world. The first of its kind in the world, the School is built on a foundation of academic and research rigor and innovative programs, including the B.A., M.A. and Ph.D. programs in Philanthropic Studies. We educate future leaders in this field and the result is well-informed philanthropy and nonprofit professionals, donors, and volunteers who are prepared to maximize the effectiveness of their organizational mission, and shape the future of philanthropy. Our international reputation has afforded a very high placement rate for our graduates. If you have a passion for service and want to make an impact, this is the field and School for you! Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

The mission of Partners In Housing (PIH) is to provide affordable housing to people who most need a stable place to live, while giving them support and a chance to reach their highest level of self-sufficiency. To clarify the PIH mission, we define our target population as people who: (a) have experienced homelessness; (b) are actively at risk of homelessness due to a history of multiple challenges, such as extremely low income, minimal or no support network, chronic illness, disabilities, and other special needs; or (c) are vulnerable due solely to extremely low incomes even though they may have a support network and have no other significant risk factors. Once housed, PIH then works with the resident to develop a plan to stay housed and connect them to resources in the community that helps to stabilize their lives and overcome the barriers that made them homeless or at-risk for homelessness. Partners in Housing

With highly experienced legal, accounting and training personnel, Charitable Allies (www.charitableallies.org) provides all manner of legal and educational services for boards, officers management and staff of myriad charities throughout the sector. From basic one-time questions about a single matter to training for boards and officers to complex reorganization or merger of activities, Charitable Allies is your go-to cost-effective provider of legal services to nonprofit organizations. We are hoping for a volunteer or two, particularly those who have experience with communications and marketing and who are tech savvy. Charitable Allies

The mission of Charitable Advisors is to support nonprofit board and staff leadership in increasing the capacity of their organizations to respond to the needs of their constituencies and communities." Charitable Advisors is a consulting practice based in Indianapolis, Indiana that focuses on expanding the capacity of area not-for-profits. Bryan Orander is president of Charitable Advisors and publisher of the Not-for-Profit News. Bryan works with individual organizations and groups of nonprofits in board development, strategic planning, organizational assessment and executive transition. Bryan started Charitable Advisors in 2000 after more than 20 years of experience in leadership, management and consulting. On the community level, Bryan publishes the free, weekly Indianapolis Not-for-Profit e-News to more than 14,000 subscribing nonprofit professionals and volunteers, plus the Cincinnati Not-for-Profit e-News to more than 2,500 each week. Charitable Advisors

The Ian Smith Foundation (ISF), is a grassroots charitable organization committed to inspiring underserved youth in the state of Indiana to pursue a path towards higher education through our comprehensive and innovative program; Project S.T.A.M.S.The vision for ISF is to enhance the quality of life for every underserved youth in the state of Indiana.The Ian Smith Foundation is looking for volunteers to serve as ambassadors. We have opportunities for volunteers throughout the week and on weekends, performing duties such as: tutoring, mentoring, events and assisting at Banker's Life Fieldhouse. We are also looking for interns from various fields of social work, philanthropy, etc. The Ian Smith Foundation is currently in the process of launching its new program, Project S.T.A.M.S. The new program is set to kick off July 2014. The selection process will begin April 2014. We are looking for 20-25 highly motivated high school students to take part in this program. The Ian Smith Foundation

At the 50th convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, Carrie Chapman Catt proposed the creation of a "league of women voters to finish and aid in the reconstruction of the nation." In the next year, on February 14, 1920 - six months before the 19th amendment to the Constitution was ratified - the national League of Women Voters was formally organized. Now in our 94th year, the members of the League of Women Voters continue to embrace the principles and rise to the challenges created by our founders. The League of Women Voters of Indiana, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy. Through our participation in the IUPUI Nonprofit expo, we hope to encourage interns and volunteers to work with the League of Women Voters of Indiana. League of Women Voters of Indiana

For more than 20 years we have been working with non-profit leaders, youth workers, young people and their communities across the US and around the world to improve the opportunities and supports young people need to grow up and develop well. Block by Block Consulting

Thank you to our wonderful supporters!

For students learning how to make a difference in business, government and nonprofit organizations, what better place to study than a state capital, where such organizations are headquartered? The Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) at IUPUI is just a short walk or ride from bustling city, state and federal government centers as well as hundreds of corporations and nonprofit organizations. Internships, mentors and active learning opportunities are right around the corner. Well-connected to these institutions, SPEA’s faculty members are recognized for their credentials, experience, involvement and impact worldwide. With the entire Central Indiana community as their learning lab, SPEA students have unmatched access to the people and places where change happens first. SPEA Indianapolis

Students of the BSW Program maintain a BSW Student Association, which sponsors program meetings and social events during the year. The Master of Social Work Program Social work is a dynamic profession concerned with the changing needs of people and society. To respond to such needs, the faculty, students, members of the practice community, and others regularly review the curriculum of the School of Social Work. More than 8,000 alumni from the IU School of Social Work are working in local, national and international organizations. Many social workers specialize in serving a particular population or working in a specific setting. In Indiana, the vast majority of mental health counseling services are provided by MSWs. BSW Student Association/MSW Programs

We are Indiana’s public liberal arts college, established in 1972. The School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI is Indiana University’s only school with an exclusive focus on teaching and research in the humanities and social sciences. We provide an education that meets your needs through degrees with an applied focus and substantial student opportunities in research, hands-on community experience, and global learning. We are home to 11 academic departments as well as academic programs and more than a dozen research centers and institutes. The School has 19 undergraduate majors (as well as joint degrees) and several undergraduate certificates. Most departments offer graduate degrees and certificates; students may also choose a Ph.D. program in economics, with a new Ph.D. in health communication accepting applications in the next year. The School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI

The Student Activities Programming Board (SAPB) is a student organization on the IUPUI Campus that provides entertaining, educational, and social campus-wide programming throughout the year. All events are funded through the use of student fees, which is how we can afford to provide low-cost and free entertainment for IUPUI students and their guests! Be sure to check out our website at iupui.edu/~sapb/ to find out more about our upcoming events. SAPB

Adult and child is a preferred provider of mental health and child welfare programs in Indianapolis and central Indiana. With roughly 450 full time employees, we provide mental health services to over 5,600 unique individuals and families every year. We are a not-for-profit agency who works very hard to improve the behavioral health and child welfare of the communities we serve. We believe the symptoms of mental illness are treatable and we work hard to develop a close working partnership with each person we serve. In addition to our multiple service sites throughout central Indiana, many of our providers deliver services in the homes and communities of our consumers. Adult and Child Center is one of the largest Therapeutic Foster Care providers in Marion County for a good reason. Our foster parents are some of the highest trained and most supported foster parents in the industry. We encourage only the best, most genuine, and most dedicated foster parents to foster with Adult and Child's Foster Care Program. We have many full-time job opportunities available and some opportunities for student internships. Adult and Child Center

Indiana’s oldest and largest arts in education organization, works with students pre-k through 12 to bring the curriculum to life through performances, workshops, and residencies by professional teaching artists. They currently are looking for interns and/or volunteers. Arts for Learning

The Damien Center works each day to lead the fight to prevent the spread of HIV and to empower persons in Central Indiana affected by HIV/AIDS to move forward each day with dignity. We do this by offering vital supportive and medical services to those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS so they may live abundant and productive lives and providing comprehensive HIV prevention services, including HIV testing, prevention counseling, and outreach. We believe passionately in the dignity and worth of every person who seeks our services. We strive to be a safe and welcoming place so that no barriers separate people from the services they need to prolong and enhance their lives. DAMIEN Center

Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana is one of the largest of the more than 170 Goodwill organizations worldwide and employs more than 2,700 people. Revenues, which are primarily from the sale of products and services, exceeded $100 million in 2011. Goodwill has an overriding desire to help improve lives and communities, utilizing its resources as effectively as possible to help solve serious social problems. Toward that end, we strive to create solutions to poverty by developing and implementing effective ways to help people become more productive, economically self-sufficient, contributing citizens. Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana

The Indiana Coalition Against Sexual Assault (INCASA) believes that sexual assault is a violent crime of power and domination that can be perpetrated against all persons, and that the healing of victims cannot be separated from the healing of society. INCASA is part of that society, and it recognizes that it must continually reassess its own attitudes and consciousness. INCASA empowers professionals, survivors and communities to end sexual violence and abuse in Indiana through expertise, education, advocacy and support. INCASA views itself as an organization working toward the elimination of sexual assault and realizes that its most important goal must be to achieve its own non-existence as well as to change social norms that perpetuate sexual violence and abuse. Indiana Coalition Against Sexual Assault

Indiana INTERNnet is your “one stop shop” for internship resources. Our web site allows you to search for a variety of internship opportunities throughout the state. Through Indiana INTERNnet, you can post your resume for employers to view. You can also search our database of available internships to find a match that suits you. They are currently looking for interns Indiana INTERNnet

The mission of the STRIVE Indy Mentoring Services is to provide mentoring programs designed to assist in transforming returning citizen’s lives based on an ethic of compassion using friendship, understanding, and hard work. We believe that transformation is within each one of us, and in those we mentor - forming relationships based on dignity and respect while changing lives by example. They are currently looking for volunteers. STRIVE Indy Mentoring Services

The ALS Association is the only organization that is fighting this disease on every front through research, education, advocacy and care services for patients and their families. Through the fundraising efforts throughout the state, the Indiana Chapter can offer an ALSA Certified Center of Excellence, an Equipment Loan Closet, monthly Support Group Meetings, a Bereavement Program, a Nutritional Assistance Program and much more! With your support, we can continue the fight against Lou Gehrig’s disease and continue the mission of The ALS Association—to find a cure for and improve the lives of those living with ALS. ALS Association

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana serves more than 40,000 girls in 45 counties across central Indiana. Founded in 1912, Girl Scouts of the USA is the preeminent leadership development organization for girls with three million girl and adult members. Girl Scouting is the leading authority on girls’ healthy development, and builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. If you’d like to join, volunteer, or donate to Girl Scouts of Central Indiana, call 855-GSCIN-4U or visit girlscoutsindiana.org. We are hoping to have dialogue with those interested in volunteering, internship and full/part time positions. Girl Scouts of Central Indiana

Down Syndrome Indiana is a not-for-profit organization serving the needs of individuals with Down syndrome and their families. DSI is supported by a dedicated board of directors, a modest staff and many dedicated volunteers. The programs and services provided by Down Syndrome Indiana are supported by individual and corporate donations combined with annual fund raisers and special events What we’re looking for: Unpaid Interns with projects based on candidates major/interest. Minimum one day a week commitment, relaxed office atmosphere, and pie on special occasions. Down Syndrome Indiana

CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions empowers older adults, those of any age with a disability and family caregivers to achieve the greatest possible independence, dignity and quality of life. Our organization is hoping to find interns, volunteers and full/part time candidates. CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions

The Postal Service currently has more than 600 vacancies in the state of Indiana. Many of those are in the Indianapolis area. While the positions that we have available are temporary at this time, we promote from within. When a full-time career opportunity is available, we look at our current temporary workforce to fill those positions. More than 50% of our current career employees are either eligible for retirement today or will be eligible within the next three years. To meet this challenge, the Postal Service is looking to fill our ranks with a wide variety of new employees. With that level of attrition, the number of opportunities for new employees to advance within the company is high. USPS

WISH for OUR HEROES is a national charity dedicated to “Helping Heroes Battle Hardships” by granting wishes to military and their families. WISH for OUR HEROES is an Indiana-based, volunteer organization, allowing every dollar donated to directly assist the troops. Since 2009, more than $7 million has been granted to military heroes. To assist with a $10 donation, text “AMERICA” to 20222. www.wish4ourheroes.org. Wish for Our Heroes is currently looking for interns. We are always looking for volunteers to assist with our fundraisers and events. You can sign up to volunteer through our website or on site during the expo. For interns, please send resumes to Nicole Roames at nroames@wishforourheroes.org. WISH for OUR HEROES

Peace Corps is an independent federal agency with the mission of promoting world peace and friendship. Peace Corps Volunteers travel to all corners of the world to help improve the lives of others. They put their skills and training to work teaching English, assisting at-risk youth, supporting small business development, providing resources for women, improving food supplies, leading efforts to protect the environment, and much more. Volunteers live, learn, and work in their host communities for 27 months and build friendships that last a lifetime. They are looking for Full-Time Overseas Peace Corps Volunteers. Peace Corps

Public Allies is a division of AmeriCorps, focusing on capacity-building, leadership development, and community engagement. Our program is ten months long, stretching from September through June. We place Allies (participants) with local nonprofits, where they work side by side on capacity-building projects. This allows the Ally to learn from the organization they are placed with and from the community they are working in. Once the Ally graduates successfully from the program, they are awarded a higher education grant. It is a leadership development program, and our participants possess the qualities of future leaders, who can make substantial impact in their community. What we are hoping to gain from the Expo is the opportunity to provide information about our great program to potential applicants, other nonprofits, and interested individuals. The opportunity is a great one and we are honored to be a part. Public Allies

Options Charter Schools provide a caring community to students seeking an alternative to the traditional high school program. Utilizing a variety of innovative approaches, we focus on the educational success as well as the health and wellness of each student. Our purpose is to develop responsible individuals who are skilled problem solvers and caring, productive citizens. Our hopes from this expo are to identify individuals interested in internships, volunteer opportunities, or mentoring high school students. Options Charter Schools

Outrun the Sun, Inc. is dedicated to building national awareness of melanoma and other skin cancers, educating communities about preventive measures that reduce melanoma’s incidence rate, and to raising funds for melanoma research, leading to effective treatments and a potential cure. We are hoping to gain volunteer interest and potential intern interest from the non profit expo. Outrun the Sun, Inc

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis (BGCI) believes that every young person deserves to live a life filled with hope and opportunity. Because we care about our young people, we provide a safe, educational and positive atmosphere where they can prosper and reach their full potential The Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis

The Peace Learning Center of Indianapolis educates, inspires and empowers people to live peacefully. Our vision is to build a community of peace where respect is primary and justice is real. Through the modeling of behaviors, community collaboration, and by providing services, we value: • Peaceful resolution of all conflicts • Strength of diversity in our community • The potential of youth • Responsible stewardship of the environment and community resources We are looking for volunteers and interns! The Peace Learning Center of Indianapolis

As the largest, most technologically advanced health care system in the Nation, VA provides the best opportunities to our employees, so we can provide the best care to our Veterans. While VA is renowned for medical careers, we also offer a number of nonmedical career paths, from IT and administrative to finance and HR. No matter which path you choose, you’ll have access to the resources and support you need to excel. What’s more, you’ll be given the freedom to work at any one of our over 1,400 medical facilities throughout the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and other U.S. territories—with only one active state license. At VA, the possibilities of what you can do—and achieve—are truly endless. Join us. Veterans Health Administration

Community Action of Greater Indianapolis, Inc. (CAGI) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the reduction and ultimate elimination of poverty among the clients in its service area. We serve more than 40,000 households and 100,000 residents of Boone, Hamilton, Hendricks, Marion and Tipton Counties in Indiana. CAGI has pursued its mission since its incorporation in 1965, and the constellation of services we provide has grown and evolved as the shape and face of poverty has changed and the needs of our clients have changed. Community Action of Greater Indianapolis, Inc.

The Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana (FHCCI) is a nonprofit agency serving Central Indiana, working to eliminate housing discrimination. Our goals are to educate the public on fair housing laws and assist people who feel they may be victims of housing discrimination. We are looking for volunteers or tester, 18 years and older, who can assist us to uncover housing discrimination through gathering information, much like anyone on a housing search or when seeking a loan, and to observe how a housing provider treats prospective housing tenants, mortgage applicants or home buyers. Testers will receive a stipend for their time ranging from $25-$200 per test, depending upon the type of test conducted. The Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana

The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. Please stop by to find out about our internship opportunities across Indiana as well as volunteer opportunities ranging from on-going to episodic. Check out our website at www.redcross.org or find out what is going on locally, follow us on face book (INRedcross) or on Twitter @INRedCross. The American Red Cross

The Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation offering pro bono legal representation and preventive legal education to low income families, including immigrant families. We accept clients in the greater Indianapolis metro area whose income is at or below 125%* of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. Our Mission is to promote justice through legal representation and education for our low income neighbors as a way of demonstrating Christ’s love. Our vision is to “defend the cause of the weak and fatherless; maintain the rights of the poor and oppressed. Rescue the weak and needy; deliver them from the hand of the wicked.” Psalm 82:3-4 We rely on volunteers and interns to assist us in providing high quality services, legal assistance and education to our low income neighbors. Without these volunteers & interns, we could not effectively serve the growing number of families who enter our doors. In order to maximize our services we need your help. The Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic

Troopers begin their careers with road patrol duties, but there are many different career paths within the Indiana State Police. ResponsibilitiesWork involves many independent decisions. Troopers normally perform duties alone, requiring independent judgment to make decisions for unique circumstances. Some complex problems may arise that require an immediate decision. Troopers receive general instructions before and during the shift. Indiana State Police

Since 1978, New Hope of Indiana, a nonprofit organization, has compassionately supported the most vulnerable in our community. New Hope provides many support services including community- based residential support services for children and adults with developmental disabilities, behavior services, adult day services, as well as home- and community-based services to families referred by the Department of Child Services. New Hope of Indiana is currently recruiting for the following positions: *Full Time/Part Time Direct Support Professional *Behavior Consultant *Home Based Therapist New Hope of Indiana

VISTA was founded as Volunteers in Service to America in 1965 as a national service program designed specifically to fight poverty in America. In 1993, VISTA was incorporated into the AmeriCorps network of programs. VISTAs build capacity at their site, such as the Mayor’s Office of Education Innovation. OEI is a charter school authorizer and oversees 31 charter schools and 4 turnaround academies. Mayor Ballard’s vision is for Indianapolis to be a model for what is possible in urban education – a city where every student in every neighborhood has access to a quality education. Education is key to creating opportunity for students, strengthening neighborhoods, and revitalizing our city. VISTA

Atterbury Job Corps Center Edinburgh, IN (40 miles south of Indianapolis) A residential training facility offering education and training to at-risk youth ages 16-24 Male/Female, 410 students Indypendence Job Corps Center Downtown Indianapolis, IN A non- residential satellite center of Atterbury offering education and training to young ladies ages 16-24. Atterbury Job Corps Center

Since1830, the Indiana Historical Society has been Indiana's Storyteller, connecting people to the past by collecting, preserving and sharing the state's history. A private, nonprofit membership organization, IHS maintains the nation's premier research library and archives on the history of Indiana and the Old Northwest and presents a unique set of visitor experiences called the Indiana Experience. IHS also provides support and assistance to local museums and historical groups; publishes books and periodicals; sponsors teacher workshops; and provides youth, adult and family programs. IHS is headquartered in the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center – home of the Indiana Experience. Indiana Historical Society

JDRF is the leading global organization focused on type 1 diabetes (T1D) research. Driven by passionate, grassroots volunteers connected to children, adolescents, and adults with this disease, JDRF is the largest charitable supporter of T1D research. The goal of JDRF is to improve the lives of every person affected by T1D by accelerating progress on the most promising opportunities for curing, better treating, and preventing the disease. JDRF collaborates with a wide spectrum of partners who share this goal. Since its founding in 1970, JDRF has awarded more than $1.6 billion to T1D research, including $116 million in FY2011. More than 80 percent of JDRF’s expenditures directly support research and research-related education. Past JDRF research efforts have helped to significantly improve the care of people with this disease, and have expanded the critical scientific understanding of T1D. JDRF will not rest until T1D is fully conquered. JDRF

Mission:The YMCA of Greater Indianapolis is an association of people dedicated to the mission of putting Christian principles into practice through programs that members and participants enhance personal growth and improve the health of spirit, mind and body for all. Our Vision Statement: The Y: We’re for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. Our Character Values: Caring, Honesty, Respect, Responsibility Positions Recruiting for: The YMCA of Greater Indianapolis has over 300 Part-time and Full-time positions available at most of our centers. We are in need of Member Services Representatives, Program Instructors, Activity Leaders, Site Directors, Before/After School care and much more. YMCA of Greater Indianapolis

HealthNet’s Homeless Initiative Program Since 1988, HealthNet’s Homeless Initiative Program (HIP) has assisted thousands of homeless individuals and families as they move from homelessness into employment, housing, and self-sufficiency. Through a multi-disciplinary approach, HIP coordinates health care, outreach, walk-in services, intensive case management, employment, veterans’ programs and an array of housing programs for those who are homeless in Indianapolis, Marion County. In 2013, HIP provided these services to 2868 homeless men, women and children. HealthNet’s Homeless Initiative Program

Founded 60 years ago by families of children with disabilities like Down syndrome, Noble of Indiana has focused on one mission: to create opportunities for people with disabilities to live meaningful lives. Services include early intervention therapies for babies, summer camps and autism services for kids, transition services for high school students, job services, community integration, community living, and self-advocacy for adults, and respite and support groups for families. Noble of Indiana

Aspire Indiana is a non-profit comprehensive community mental health center serving adults and children in Boone, Hamilton, Madison, and Marion counties in central-Indiana. Aspire provides a full continuum of services, including behavioral healthcare, substance abuse treatment, HIV care coordination, employment services, and housing services for at-risk populations. Aspire also provides mental health and substance abuse services to people who are deaf, including Indiana’s only group home for people with serious mental illness who are deaf. Aspire Indiana, Inc.

The Center is not only a haven for local theater, dance and music organizations to perform, it also provides three of the finest stages in the world playing host to the globe's most gifted performers. Equally important to the talents performing on stage is the Center's architecture. Our success will be measured both by the works on stage and the inspiration found under our magnificent classical Palladio dome. There isn't any other complex built in North America where so much attention has been paid to acoustics. The Palladium will last 500 years or more, creating a legacy that will be passed along to our children and grandchildren for generations to come. Center for the Performing Arts

4 th Annual Nonprofit Expo